The same way revisionists play with semantics with Columbus, claiming he did not discover anything because there were people already living in America, so it is with Thanksgiving Day. Revisionists claim that was not the First Thanksgiving because other cultures, including the natives, had some kind of Thanksgiving Day to their deities throughout history. Thanksgiving […]

Here is the answer from my book “Christopher Columbus The Hero” Chapter 3: Chapter 3. Discover, not “Discover” The traditional story of Christopher Columbus tells us that he discovered America. However, revisionists want to discredit Columbus, not only with lies and innuendo but even with semantics! They want us to spell the word discover in […]

Source and article from The Local It (June 14, 2018): “The United States on Thursday returned to the Vatican a copy of a handwritten 15th-century letter by Christopher Columbus in which the explorer recounts his ‘discovery of America’ to the Spanish royal family.”

Debunking “Adam Ruins Everything:” Click here to watch the video on YouTube and then read our response below: Adam Ruins Everything – Christopher Columbus Was a Murderous Moron | truTV 1. America includes the Caribbean, and Columbus did reach (South) America during his third voyage. 2. Columbus wasn’t trying to prove the Earth, was round, but […]

Debunking “Adam Ruins Everything:” Click here to watch the video on YouTube and then read our response below: Adam Ruins Everything – Christopher Columbus Was a Murderous Moron | truTV 1. America includes the Caribbean, and Columbus did reach (South) America during his third voyage. 2. Columbus wasn’t trying to prove the Earth, was round, but […]

“Conquistadores: Adventum” was a 2017 Spanish TV Series about the first 30 years after America’s discovery by Christopher Columbus followed by other explorers and Conquistadors’ exploits. It was one season long with 8 episodes in total. The following review is only on the first three episodes since they are about Columbus: Episode 1 “Las Llaves […]

This book is NOT a full biography about Columbus. Rather, it is the insights of the author (Morison) as a sailor, who went with an expedition to recreate the voyages of Columbus. He tells the readers what Columbus got right or wrong, as a sailor, and how he was indeed the greatest sailor of his era. […]

If you haven’t read any of my blogs, you should read this one, since it’s about the book of the so-called “lost document” from the 16th century that historians found claiming Columbus was a “tyrant” toward the Spanish colonists. This news went viral and it is the “source” used by many mainstream historical, biographical and […]

This so-called Top 5 atrocities committed by Christopher Columbus is being used by some people on the internet. Apparently the article is affiliated with the Associated Press somehow. The first thing to notice is that the source for the article is Howard Zinn, who was not a primary historical source, but a history revisionist of […]

I did not like this book. I kept asking myself, what is the point of it? The author has a secular worldview that I don’t share. The author claims the Inkas were the biggest empire in 1491 (page 64), which means there was a lot of bloodshed. Though the author tells us some of the […]

I did not like this book. I kept asking myself, what is the point of it? The author has a secular worldview that I don’t share. The author claims the Inkas were the biggest empire in 1491 (page 64), which means there was a lot of bloodshed. Though the author tells us some of the […]

Some time ago, a Youtuber who goes by the name of “Knowing Better” (KB) made a video defending Columbus from many of the revisions out there. Yet, he said in the same video that Columbus was neither good or bad. I was also intrigued about why the video was subtitled “An Exaggerated Evil,” which means […]

Columbus was born in Genoa, Italy. Anyone who says otherwise is not a historian but a conspiracy theorist. There is NOT one single primary source that says Columbus was NOT from there. All primary sources, including Columbus himself, say he was.  Here is what the primary sources had to say: 1. Andrés Bernáldez [1] (1450 […]

Here is our Columbus Bibliography List… so far: Primary Sources From or About Columbus:  The Voyage of Christopher Columbus, Columbus’ Own Journal of Discovery. Newly Restored and Translated by John Cummins. St. Martin’s Press New York, 1992. The Journal of Christopher Columbus (During his First Voyage 1492-1493) and Documents Relating to the Voyages of John […]